Manchester Buccaneers: The Diary of a Manchester United Fan, aged 12, from Tampa Bay

Manchester Buccaneers: The Diary of a Manchester United Fan, aged 12, from Tampa Bay

by Adrian Sherling (Author)

Synopsis

'My name is Roswell P. Shambling. I'm a 12-year-old Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan. I saw Malcolm Glazer bought EPL soccer side Manchester and they are now my favourite franchise. Manchester rules, man!' Roswell is an American youngster who likes Malcolm Glazer and has decided to support Manchester United (or Manchester as he calls them). From his home in Tampa, he follows all the latest developments of his new team, commenting on what he believes Sir Ferguson should do, worrying about Ferdinand Rio getting into a bar brawl in the northern English town of Sweden (and why would he be there when Manchester is in the south?), sadly watching his beloved Roy Keano leave and questioning why he never played for England, delighting in watching Manchester take on the Russian side London Chelseas and seeing the Roonaldo brothers succeed...Roswell attempts to spread the word about Manchester and their successes and failures against teams such as Tott Nam, made up predominantly of young Vietnamese players, through his website, but unfortunately his thoughts are now always well received, with hilarious consequences...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Publisher: Orion
Published: 08 Jun 2006

ISBN 10: 0297851403
ISBN 13: 9780297851400
Book Overview: The controversial takeover of Man U by American tycoon Glazer will continue to generate headlines throughout the 2005-06 season. Check out the diary on /http://spaces.msn.com/members/Manchester Buccaneers/ - the hugely popular and prizewinning website with over 600,000 hits.

Media Reviews
'a rather successful and often very funny spoof... the joke keeps working.' -- Andrew Baker DAILY TELEGRAPH
Author Bio
Adrian Sherling worked for Sky Sports for six years. His main job was ghost-writing columns for the pundits, which has been invaluable experience for writing from the point of view of a 12-year-old.